Home Launcher

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`home` / `hm` — Phone-style home-screen disguise

A modern phone home launcher used as an undercover disguise — an alternative to the Notes-only cover. At a glance it reads as an ordinary smartphone home screen; only the Notes tile opens anything real.

CMD> home        # or: hm

Layout

Status bar — real clock (HH:MM), a fake carrier (“CRIMSON MOBILE”), signal bars, and the real battery level (green when charging, red at ≤15%).
Clock / weather hero — large live time + date (via ClockManager) and the current weather (via weather / wx — sun/cloud/rain/snow/thunder icon + temperature + condition). Shows a muted -- until weather is configured.
4×2 app grid — Phone · Messages · Email · Browser · Music · Notes · Calendar · Settings, with unread badges on a couple of tiles.

Using it

Input	Action
Tap a tile	Notes opens the real notes app (see Undercover Mode); every other tile shows a “No service” toast and opens nothing
Trackball U/D/L/R	Move the selection ring between tiles
Trackball click	Launch the selected tile
Back chevron ‹ in the notes list	Tap it (top-left of the notes appbar) → returns here, to Home. Only shown when Notes was opened from the launcher.
`q` inside the notes list	Same as the chevron — returns to Home (keyboard shortcut). Works even with a passphrase set. In a note, tap the detail back chevron to reach the list first.
Type the passphrase	Drops silently to the CLI (when an undercover passphrase is set)
`q` at the home screen	Exits to the CLI — only when no passphrase is configured

The launcher inherits all the undercover plumbing: displayManager.setBlocked status-bar suppression, dim→wake repaint, lock-screen stand-down, touch double-tap wake, and the secret-passphrase rolling-buffer exit.

Live data

Clock and battery are always real (no configuration needed).
Weather is fetched on entry if WiFi is connected and the cached reading is stale. Configure it once with weather / wx (or by editing /config/weather.conf). Weather cannot be known offline — it is live server data.

Notes

This is the standalone launcher for tuning the look. It is not yet offered as an undercover cover-style choice (Notes vs Home) — that is planned.
App icons are drawn as vector primitives (no icon font), so they render on both board variants without extra assets.